Thursday, May 1, 2008

New Exchange Server Video Tutorial: Import SSL Certificate and Assign to IIS

Import SSL Certificate and Assign to IIS - view details
A common file format for transferring an SSL certificate from one server to another is the .pfx file. When you install the Exchange 2007 server, Windows brews its own SSL certificate for this. This certificate is only suitable for some initial configurations but not for putting your server in to production. In this video tutorial Grant will show you how you can take a .pfx file and import it to your exchange server.

Highlights from this video:
  • What does a .pfx file contain?
  • Using IIS to remove and import old SSL certificates
  • Verifying a successful import via PowerShell
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

Keywords Associated with this video: pfx, import ssl, ssl, iis, import, move,

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM  

New Exchange Server Video Tutorial: How to Perform an Exchange 2007 Backup on Windows 2003

How to Perform an Exchange 2007 Backup on Windows 2003 - view details
To perform a basic backup Exchange 2007 when operating on Windows 2003, the best option is to take advantage of the ntbackup utility. In this video tutorial, Grant will get you started with your Exchange backup, as well as inform you of your options when performing a backup.

Highlights from this video:
  • How to start the backup process
  • What do I need to backup?
  • Transaction log maintenance
  • Backup Job Information and Options
  • Different Backup Types
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

Keywords Associated with this video: backup, windows 2003, ntbackup,

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM  

New Exchange Server Video Tutorial: Building a Receive Connector to Allow Anonymous Relay from Specific IP Addresses

Building a Receive Connector to Allow Anonymous Relay from Specific IP Addresses - view details
Many organizations have applications or network devices that need to relay mail through exchange for delivery to the outside world. In Exchange 2007, Microsoft has made it quite difficult to setup an anonymous relay host, in an effort to reduce spam. However, we still have several applications that may need this acess and in this video tutorial, Grant will show you how to build a Receive Connector that allows anonymous relay from specific IP addresses.

Highlights from this video:
  • Demo of Exchange server denying relay with anonymous access
  • Making a new SMTP Receive Connector and configuration
  • Adding permissions to the Relay Receive Connector via Exchange Management Shell
  • What have we built?
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

Keywords Associated with this video: receive connector, anonymous relay, ip address, relay, smtp receive, connector,

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM  

New Windows 2003 Video Tutorial: What To Do If Help and Support Center Are Missing After Service Pack 2 Installation

What To Do If Help and Support Center Are Missing After Service Pack 2 Installation - view details
After the installation of SP2 for Windows 2003, many administrators are reporting that the Help and Supoprt Center seems to be missing. But what really happens? In this short video tutorial, Grant will show you the solution to this mystery of how to get the Help and Support Center back.

Highlights from this video:
  • "Windows cannot open Help and Support because the system service is not running"
  • Where did Help and Support center go?
  • Using command prompt to bring Help and Support Center back
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

Keywords Associated with this video: help and support center, help, support, sp2,

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM  

New Exchange Server Video Tutorial: Configure Internal Secure Paths for Outlook 2007 including Web Services Virtual Directory and Auto Discover Service Internal Uri

Import SSL Certificate and Assign to IIS - view details
A common file format for transferring an SSL certificate from one server to another is the .pfx file. When you install the Exchange 2007 server, Windows brews its own SSL certificate for this. This certificate is only suitable for some initial configurations but not for putting your server in to production. In this video tutorial Grant will show you how you can take a .pfx file and import it to your exchange server.

Highlights from this video:
  • What does a .pfx file contain?
  • Using IIS to remove and import old SSL certificates
  • Verifying a successful import via PowerShell
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

Keywords Associated with this video: pfx, import ssl, ssl, iis, import, move,

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM  

New Exchange Server Video Tutorial: Assign SSL Certificate to OWA, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP

Assign SSL Certificate to OWA, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP - view details
A commercial SSL certificate can be used throughout your Exchange server to provide authentication information and is also used to negoitate encryption between two points. In this video tutorial, Grant will show you how to assign your SSL certificate to services such as OWA, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP.

Highlights from this video:
  • Where is my SSL Certificate available?
  • How IMAP and POP3 use the SSL certificate
  • Using the SSL certificate in Hub Transport
  • Enabling your certifcate in the SMTP service
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

Note: You must have the TSCC codec installed to view this video

Keywords Associated with this video: imap,pop3,smtp,owa, ssl, certificate, hub transport

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM  

New Visual Basic Video Tutorial: Part 2 - What is .NET?

Part 2 - What is .NET? - view details
In this second video in the series, you will pick up where the first video left off by detailing the components of .NET languages, such as CTS, IL, and CLR. Scott will also discuss the inner workings of .NET, such as it's Virtual Machine and process for assemblies.

Highlights from this video:
  • About using the Common Type System (CTS) and datatypes
  • How .NET uses VM ( Virtual Machine) and JIT (Just In Time compiling) for assemblies
  • What does Common Language Runtime (CLR) allow for?
  • Compiling to the IL (Intermediate Language)
and much more
To download this video, log in, then visit the video's detail page and click "download". This is a subscriber-only video so a subscription is required.

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Keywords Associated with this video: .net, dot net,

posted by Scott Whigham @ 4:35 AM